CSV output includes div info in first column

All,
I have a report on a page that allows for CSV output. For some reason when I look at the output the first column in the header row includes div information and appears as follows:
<div id="report_1585218597659393_catch">"Title"Then in the last column there is an "</div>". Does anyone know what would cause this? I've tried changing some column names and even deleting and recreating the report but neither helped.
Dan

All,
As was pointed out in earlier replies, this is being caused by enabling PPR pagination. If PPR and CSV export are both needed, I would suggest using the pre-3.1 style PPR report templates. Those have the PPR stuff burned in directly.
I did fix the underlying bug though, yet this is not in the latest 3.1.1 patch release. So I don't know when this fix will become available.
Regards,
Marc

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